The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-04-16
THE COMMONS In AN UPROAR.
4 Tory Member Makes an In
sulting Accusation.
Three Parnellite Members Call Him
Liar Four Times.
Mr.. HeaIs is Suspended Messrs. Redmond and
Sexton Repeat the Epithet thrash
ing Promised Him.

LONDON April lj.-Sir William Yer
non IIarcourt, r,~uning the debate ON
the Coercion bill in the House of Com
! mons tonight, twitted Lord Randolph
Churchill and Chamberlain with having
with having secretly consulted Parnell.
| seeking To make AN alliance with him
for their own purposes. The spirit in
which the Government would admins
ter the Coercion act. if it were passed. /.
was sufficiently shown in the appoint
mcnt of King Harman Ia the Parliamen-
tary Under Secretaryship for Ireland.
The hill would fail To suppfe,s the
Irish National League because the
people of Ireland believed i'm the
League and trusted il. The effect of the
enforcement of the bill would lie to
make the Government more deteste,l
and the League more popular than ever.
As to the Tory and Liberal Union
taunts about American gold fostering
Irish discomfort. Sir William said:
There are none who have less reason To
complain of American gold than Irish
landlords for none get more of it than
they get through their poor tenants
rents If the Government earne -tly
desired To maintain the Union let them
abandon the policy of exasperatinS the
Irish people and adopt the policy of JUS
tice and conciliation. [Cheers.
FRoTHING At THE MOUTH.
Moi Saun,Iar-,n uT,p.....,..ti,-.A ,,;I
the National League was supported
mainly by the criminals. dynamiters and
murderers across the Atlantic. He did
not charge the gentlemen opposite with
imbruing their hands i'll blood. but he
dill charge them with aSsociating with
men whom they knew to be- murierers
Mr.. Healey said that if Mai. Saunder-
son referred to him he had no hesitation
in saying Saunderson was a liar.
AN CPROAR.
This remark was greeted with rousing
cheers from the Parnellites The
Speaker called upon Mr.. Healey to
Withdraw his expression. Mr.. Healey
replied: Il am not entitled to rise until
Won sit down" when the cheering was
renewed The Speaker resumed the
chair, and Mr.. Healey again took the
floor. He said: II am only able to
meet the charge in one way. If you rule
that Major Saunderson was in order
my expression was equally in order. If
YOU rule him out of order. shall with
draw my expression
Tho Snaa LaV. THAT 10 mot Sn Mr.
Sauntlerson made "A charge of the gravest
nature. The responsibility rests entirely
with himself. 1t is his duty to prove it
| if he can. [cheersI. but Icannot allow the
expression you used.
| CALLED \ LIAR AGAIN.
Mr.. Healey repeated that Saunderson
was liar. a great uproar arose. The
| Speaker again called upon Mr.. Healey to
Withdraw his expression. Mr.. Healey
refused. The Speaker thereupOn named
| him. and w. H. Smith. First Lord of the
| Treasury. moved that Mr.. Healey be Sis
| pended.
Mr.. Redmond jumped up and shouted:
| Il say he is a liar. too
The House divided ON the motion to
suspend Mr.. Healey. and the motion
was carried 10y I1s To -. When the
vote was announced Mr.. HeaI,y walked
out of the House applauded by all tine
Parnellites who stood up waving their
hats and raising cheer after cheer.
Major SaundersOn. upon attempting
to resume his speech. was interrupted
10y loud cries of withdraw. with
draw"
Mr.. Sexton. interrIpting. asked Ma
jor Saunderson whether he (SaunIerSonl
persisted in his statement or would
! withdraw il. Major Saunderson re-,
piled that Sheridan was a member ot
the executive committee IF which TN,
member for West Belfast (Sextonl wa,
also member. Loud cries of with
draw.
Sexton Did | know him To be ;
murderer: DID ever associate with :
man whom knew to H. a murderer:
Cheers and voice within: - You muir
,lerer
Maj, Saunderson-''I said that Sheri
dan was on the committee and agains
him a true bill was found for complicit,
in the Phnnix Park murders. The com
mitt"r must have known what kind of
man he was"
CALLED \ LIAR THE FOURTH TINE.
Here Nfr. Sexton, springins t. his feet
shouted. Il say you are a willful. COW
ar,ily liar"
Then there was another uproar. Th'
Parnelleites all rose IL their feet ans
cheered frantically. waving their hats IL
the air. As soon as there was a chance
10 be heard Nr. Sexton. again address
ing Saunderson. exclaimed: III | only
met YOU outside the door of this House
would thrash YOU within an inch of YOU
life" The excitement was again Tt
newei and was only quieted 10y the al
journment oy the House.
| Another Royal Birthday
! AMSTERDAM. April Il. - Forty = fiv'
hundred students. last night. serenade,
King William and the royal family. VIII,